Updated USFJ Liberty PolicyBefore any military member is granted liberty, the member must

have completed their service-specific Sexual Assault Prevention and

Response Training as well as a Japan Indoctrination Training with

added emphasis on Service Core Values within the past 12 months.

For all military personnel, regardless of rank, off- installation public consumption of alcohol is prohibited between the hours of 12

a.m. and 5 a.m. daily.

Military personnel in the ranks of E-5 and below are subject to a curfew between the hours of 1 a.m. and 5 a.m. daily. Members

must either be on a U.S. military installation, off the installation in a private residence, in a place of lodging, or in the performance of

official duties and require a liberty buddy from 10 p.m. to midnight if on TDY status for 150 days or less.

Force Protection ConditionMISAWA AB IS CURRENTLY IN FORCE PROTECTION CONDITION

(Increased general threat)

WITH ADDITIONAL MEASURES:

B-4, B-5, B-11, B-11.1, B-13

This condition has been directed by CDRUSPACOM

POC: 35 FW/ATO, 226-9525

Bong Theatre closure

Due to structural deficiencies in the roof of the Bong Training Facility, MSG/CC has suspended use

of this facility indefinitely.

The Bong Training Facility will remain in this status until further analysis and repairs can be made to

ensure the safety of our Misawa family.

Currently there is not a specific timeframe to reopen.

Fire Safety on Misawa Air Base isEveryone’s Responsibility

Electrical Safety Tips:Turn off all electrical appliances when not in useDo not overload electrical circuitsDo not overload surge protectorsDo not daisy chain extension cordsNever leave cooking unattendedInspect electrical cords for damageOnly use electrical appliances with an Underwriter Laboratory (UL), Factory Mutual (FM) or Japanese standard approved label

35 CES/CEFP, Fire Prevention: 226-4055

900 MHz WIRELESS DEVICES FROM THE U.S.A. CANNOT BE USED IN JAPAN

Cordless telephones, baby monitors, walkie-talkies, etc.

Misawa Spectrum Management 226-5773

WHAT CAN I USE? Look for the Japanese Technical Conformity Mark on wireless products

PACAF Quadcopter, Drone, & RC Aircraft Policy

Can’t be flown within 5 miles of Misawa airfield without prior notification to airfield control tower!!

GoPro’s or other video camera’s can’t be mounted on the aircraft!

Contact the Base Spectrum Manager at 226-5773 for more info.

***PACAF Personal Model Aircraft (PMA) policy memorandum***

Fitness Center hoursPotter Fitness Center:Mon-Fri: 0500-2200

Sat/Sun, Holidays, Family Days: 0800-2200

Freedom Fitness Center:Mon-Fri: 1300-1900

24/7 access to facility, if enrolled (takes 5 minutes to enroll)

Immunization/Allergy Clinic Hours

The Immunizations Clinic has changed its hours of operations.

The clinic will now be open during the following times:

Monday: 0730-1600

Tuesday: 0830-1400

Wednesday: 0730-1600

Thursday: 1200-1500*

Friday: 0730-1600

The Allergy Clinic will now operate during the following times:

Tuesday: 1400-1600

Thursday: 0700-1200

*Smallpox will only be administered at 1500 on Thursdays

Equal Opportunity

The Equal Opportunity and Sexual Assault and Response Program coordinators have moved to

the Torii building and are open daily for consultation.

Equal Opportunity can be reached at 226-3669SARC 24 – Hour Hotline: 226-7272

Do Not Move Your Computer

Other mail classes and special services are not currently available using the Click-N-Ship program such as:

• First Class Mail®, • Media Mail, • First Class

International, • Certified Mail™ • and Parcel Select®

Create your account today!

Attaching Postage to Your Package • You can use clear tape

to affix the prepaid label to your package.

• Take your parcel to the Misawa Post Office for verification and acceptance.

*Must be mailed on or 1 day after date you selected for mailing. Days the Post Office is closed are also taken into consideration

35th Fighter Wing Drug Disposal

If you have any questions

Call the Pharmacy at

DSN: 226-6607

Do you have medications that you don’t want?

At Misawa AB, the 35th Medical Group Pharmacy and 35th Security Forces Squadron guarantee anyone with medications or controlled substances they do not need, can dispose of them in an environmentally

friendly way.

The drug amnesty box is located in the pharmacy lobby during normal business hours. Please consolidate all your medications into a few bottles and place them into the bin. If you have any

needles, syringes, or lancets, that need to be thrown away, then contact a pharmacy personnel.

Do not return the medications to the pharmacy directly as by Federal Law, they cannot accept them back.

Don’t Let Drugs RuinYour Career

Drop off any excess drugs at the

Amnesty BoxLocated by Medical Records

Wrongful usage of controlled drugs is a violation of Article 112a of the UCMJ

Do Not share drugsDo Not use beyond prescribed period

Do Not use for other than intended illness(s)Do not throw medications in trash

Please call the pharmacy at 226-6607 for details

Located nearBldg 1395

(Navy transportation) and “Long Term

Parking”POC: CES/CED (226-3956)

AMNESTY BOX LOCATIONDO NOT THROW AMMUNITION OR EXPENDED BRASS IN THE

TRASH

Amnesty BoxPersonnel may deposit prohibited or non-admissiblearticles to include:

-Ammunition

-Explosives

-Weapons

Ammunition in the trash cost $ to the base and

results in emergency responses.

WOMEN, INFANTS AND CHILDREN OVERSEAS

WIC Overseas is a nutrition education and supplemental food program thathelps mothers and young children eat well and stay healthy.

Program services are available to any eligible persons and theirdependents (Active Duty Military, DoD Civilian Employees, and DoD

Contractors,) *Eligibility is based on family size and income*

Who is eligible?Pregnant Women (until 6 weeks after delivery), Postpartum

Women (until 6 months after pregnancy), BreastfeedingWomen (until the Infants 1st birthday), Infants (until age 1),

Children (1 to 5 years of age)

Call us today to verify your eligibility!226-5592

Monday-Friday 7:30am to 4:00pm

Due to cutbacks in funding, commercial lines will no longer be able to directly call all DSN extensions on base

To call on-base via commercial phones, (cell phone, commercial business, home phone, stateside commercial numbers) customers will be required to call the Auto Attendant or Base Operator. After providing the DSN extension to the operators, they will connect you.

Auto Attendant/Base Operator numbers remain the same:

International Base Operator Commercial 011-81-176-77-1110

Dialing from Local area to base operator 0176-77-1110

Dialing from Local area to auto attendant; 0176-53-5181 A short message will play, follow the instructions.

Dialing from DSN to ATCC number 95+1+XXX-XXX-XXXX

Dialing from ATCC to DSN Just Dial 226-XXXX

Inform stateside contacts they will no longer be able to call directly.

Questions can be directed to the Misawa Base Telephone Control Office

This has nothing to do with the transfer of numbers from Verizon to Allied Telesis.

Direct In Dial (DID) Changes

Chapel Schedule

For more information please contact the Chapel at 226 – HOPE (4630)

Catholic Services Sunday Mass – 8:30 a.m.

Daily Mass - Mon, 4:30 p.m. / Tues – Thurs, 11:30 a.m.

Confession – Sundays, 7:30 – 8:15 a.m. (and by appointment)

Protestant Services(Sundays)

Traditional – 10:00 a.m.

Contemporary – 11:30 a.m.

Misawa Chaplain Corps Team

SPIRITUAL CARE

• 100% Confidentiality

• Pastoral Counseling

• Crisis and Trauma Ministry

• Worship and Religious Education

• Rites and Ceremonies

Contact us at 226-4630Emergencies - 226-9899 (Command Post)

ADVISING LEADERSHIP

• Spiritual, Religious,Ethical and Moral Issues

• Religious Accommodation

TRAVEL REQUIREMENTSMISAWA AIR BASE

STEPS PRIOR TO SUBMITTING LEAVE

STEP 1 - Identify and locate your Unit ATR/ATO

STEP 2 - Review the Foreign Clearance Guide (FCG) with your Unit ATR/ATOhttps://www.fcg.pentagon.mil/fcg.cfm

STEP 3 - Navigate to TT/IATP websitehttps://iatp.pacom.mil

STEP 4 - Navigate to "Pre-Travel Instructions" located on the TT/IATP website

STEP 5 - Review the links for your AOR location brief (Contact AFOSI, 226-3116, to determine if a briefing is required)

STEP 6 - Complete all training listed (Force Protection CBT on ADLS is Level 1 ATFP Awareness Training)

STEP 7 - Navigate to "Submit Travel" and submit your TT/IATP

STEP 8 - Navigate to APACS and submit your request for clearancehttps://apacs.dtic.mil

STEP 9 - Complete all other requirements listed in the FCG

REQUIRED TRAININGREFERENCE FCG TO ENSURE NO OTHER TRAINING IS REQUIRED

Level 1 ATFP Awareness Training• Must be completed within 12 months of travel• Non-CAC access: https://jkodirect.jten.mil • Force Protection CBT located on ADLS

USFK Required Training• Must be completed within 12 months of travel• Required for ALL travel• FCG states need for leave travel

http://www.usfk.mil/Newcomers/ Training.aspx

ISOPREP• Must be completed within 12 months of travel

https://prmsglobal.prms.af.mil/prmsconv/profile/survey/survey.aspx

SERE 100.1• Must be completed within 36 months of travel

https://jkodirect.jten.mil

Human Rights Training • Must be completed when traveling to SOUTHCOM AOR or directed by FCG

https://jkodirect.jten.mil

Passport/Visa Process

• Applicants must submit passport and visa requests

at least 60 days prior to expected travel dates

• The DoD Passport and Visa Office has a severe

manpower shortage; this shortage is resulting in

extended processing times for passports and visas.

• Please do not contact U.S. embassies directly to

inquire about the status of a passport or visa

• The DoD is committed to ensuring DoD travelers

receive travel documents on time

New Passenger Travel ProcessEffective immediately, IAW DoD 7000.14-R Financial Management Regulation

published July 2013, the use of the Government Travel Card for LICWO(Leave in Conjunction w/Official Travel) and Circuitous Travel (CT) is prohibited.

• Official Travel (OT) ticket(s) for TDYs, PCS, and/or deployments must be issued prior to arranging LICWO/CT reservations.– Reservations for Official Travel may be made at any time, however,

Approved Orders are required to receive an OT ticket and make LICWO/CT reservations.

• Member(s) will be responsible for any costs/fees beyond the authorized OT ticket value (i.e. non-refundable ticket, changes, and/or cancellation fees).

• If TDY/PCS/Deployment is cancelled after the OT ticket is exchanged for LICWO or CT arrangements, member will reimburse the Government for the OT ticket value.

• For any questions, please contact Passenger Travel at 226-3117/2947, Bldg 653 Room 220. Office hours: M-F 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.; except Wednesdays, 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.

AFI 31-218 35FWSUP ChangesThis instruction implements policy, assigns responsibility, and establishes procedures for Motor Vehicle Traffic Supervision on Misawa Air Base (MAB).• DUI - Driving Under the Influence/GOJ equivalent equating to Intoxicated Driving (BAC = 0.03% or greater) or driving while the

influence of any narcotic or any other drug to the degree where the driver is rendered (Violators will receive 6 points and1-Year Revocation)

• Designated Training Area for New Drivers with a Learners Permit– A student driving permit allows minors to practice driving only on Falcon Loop and Security Hill Area, under parent or

guardian supervision on base, while they complete a formal driver education class.• Implement Harsher Penalties for Failure to Maintain Current JCI/Liability Insurance.

– Owner will receive:– 91 days and greater: 6 Points and 1-Year revocation– 45 to 90 days: 3 Points and 180-Day Suspension– 6 to 44 days: 3 Points and 30-Day Suspension– 5 days or less: 3 Points

• Implement Harsher Penalties for Speeding– Speeding 25-32 KPH over posted speed limit (Violators will receive 5 points and 30-Days Suspension)– Reckless Driving; Speeding 33 KPH or more over posted speed limit (6 point and 1-Year Revocation)

• Power of Attorney PCS Process– A POA for the sale or disposal of a vehicle showing the member is in the process of selling and deregistering a vehicle, will

suffice for out-processing purposes provided it is presented no later than 10 calendar days prior to final out-processing and removed from DBIDS.

• Installation Parking Monitor Program– Unit commanders are responsible for enforcing parking within areas under their control.– Parking monitors are the commander's representative to issue citations for parking violations in areas under the control of

their commander. Monitors will issue parking tickets via DD Form 1408.• Tickets for Violations Committed Off-Base will Receive Corresponding On-Base Penalties

POC: 35 SFS Plans and Program Office, 226-9508

CRIME STOPReport a crime in progress to Security Forces

using 9-1-1!

To dial on base 9-1-1 from a Japanese

cell phone/off-base phone dial:

0176-53-1911.

Callers can remain anonymous.

Reminder to keep home/car doors locked and items secured when unattended.

For all other non-emergency responses contact

Security Forces at DSN: 226-3600.

Eagle Eyes ProgramINDICATORS OF SUSPICIOUS BEHAVIORS:

• Surveillance of on or off-base activities or areas

• Elicitation or gathering of info in person, phone, fax, or e-mail

• Tests of security to identify security weaknesses

• Acquiring supplies such as weapons, ID cards, uniforms, decals

• Suspicious persons seemingly out of place at work or home

• Dry run practicing a possible criminal/ terrorist operation

• Deploying assets getting people/supplies in attack position

REPORT ALL SUSPICIOUS INCIDENTS TO:

Security Forces BDOC: 226-3600

Commercial (24 hrs a day): 0176-77-3600

AFOSI Det 623: 226-3126

Vehicle operators involved in any accident or any SOFA status personnel witnessing a vehicle accident will

immediately notify the Misawa Base Defense Operation Center (BDOC) at 226-3600.

The BDOC Controller will determine if 35 SFS response is required. If Security Forces response is not required, the parties involved WILL report to the Security Forces Bldg.

646 to complete an accident report.

Failure to report an accident will result in a citation along with a 30 Day Suspension

Open Container Policy• Use of Alcohol on Misawa Air Base:

– Personnel will not carry open containers of alcoholic beverages outside drinking establishments.

– Violators will be apprehended or detained and released only to their sponsor or sponsor's organization for action.

– This applies to: military, government civilians, and family member civilians.

– Reference 35 FWI 36-2901 para. 2

Cell Phone Use While Driving

• Using a cell phone while operating a motor vehicle is prohibited both on and off base IAW MABI 31-116 and AFI 31-218.

– Exception: Hands-free devices are authorized

• Utilizing a cell phone or portable electronic device will result in the following driving suspension:

– 1st Offense – 30 days

– Additional Violations – 180 days

Official Use of GMVs(From AFI 24-301 and PACAF SUP - Not all inclusive)

Permanent party individuals may not use GMVs to/from: Personal errands, MWR functions (including set up/tear down), fini-flights, holiday parties, private organizations (booster clubs, First Four, MTTO, etc.) activities both on or off base Eating establishments, fitness centers, BX, commissary, post office and similar places

TDY Personnel may use GMVs to/from: Establishments required for the sustenance or health of the member and not for off-base entertainment or recreational facilities Billeting (on or off base) to their duty location

Transportation to and from base housing, dormitories, off-base housing, etc. is unauthorized

When authorized, emergency responders (i.e. SFS, CEF, MDG) may use GMVs for transportation to eating establishments to allow personnel to remain on duty

CACV (35 FW/CC or designated rep only) on-base incidental use is authorized.

Further guidance can be found in AFI 24-301 Chapter 3 and 35 FWI 24-301. Direct Official Use questions and/or suspected GMV misuses to Vehicle Operations at 226-3328.

Late Night Legal AssistanceBY APPOINTMENT ONLY!!!

3rd Thursday of the month

4:30 to 8 p.m.

Please call 226-4022 to set up an appointment if you are in need of a Will, Power of Attorney, or Legal Assistance!

Individuals requiring unescorted access into Restricted Areas must have a valid AF Form 1199D (RAB) with the corresponding open areas.

RABs will be worn on the outer most garment and visible from the front at all times while inside restricted areas. Personnel must remove RABs when not in a restricted area.

Personnel issued a RAB are not authorized to be escorted. Individuals must retrieve their RAB prior to entering the area

Personnel must know RAB authenticators in order to identify forged, faked or counterfeit badges.

All personnel who work in or who are authorized to enter restricted areas must know the duress codes

If you have any questions contact your Unit Security Manager or 35 SFS/S5ID Office 226-5032

Defense Logistics AgencyDisposition Service

We help turn in government-owned property and assist picking up property to reutilize for your unit.

Just visit our website:http://www.dla.mil/DispositionServices.aspx or contact

us at DSN 226-2270.

Hours: 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.Building 1345

Disposition Services at DRMSMisawaDSR@dla.mil

Help us conserve energy on base. Set your thermostats at 21C/70F.

21 C

POC: 35 CES/CENP:226-5002

ENERGY ACTION MONTH: “PROTECT THE POWER”

KEEP IT AT

Energy Action Month: “Protect the Power”

SWITCH TO COMPACT FLUORESCENT BULBS

Compact fluorescent light bulbs use just 1/3 the energy of incandescent bulbsOn-base residents can trade in old bulbs for compact fluorescent bulbs at the Self Help Store (building 794)

POC: 35 CES/CENP: 226-5002

Energy Action Month: “Protect the Power”

MYTH vs. FACTMythLeaving a fluorescent light on is cheaper than

turning it off and onFactModern fluorescent lamps draw a higher level

of current during startup, but it only lasts for a fraction of a second

RecommendationTurn off fluorescent lamps if the room is going

to be unoccupied for more than a few minutes (3-5 minutes)

POC: 35 CES/CENP: 226-5002

Energy Action Month: “Protect the Power”

TURN OFF YOUR MONITORIf we all turn off our computer

monitors at the end of the work day Misawa AB will:

Reduce electric consumption by 1.5 million kWh per year

Save over $150,000 annually

Cut CO2 emissions by 800 Tons per year

POC: 35 CES/CENP: 226-5002

Energy Action Month: “Protect the Power”

Driving Green: Fuel ConservationTake a load off

Every extra 100 pounds reduces fuel economy 1%

Take a few moments to unload your cargo area

POC: 35 CES/CENP: 226-5002

Energy Action Month: “Protect the Power”

Driving Green: Fuel ConservationKeep your tires inflated

For every 3 pounds lost, fuel economy goes down 1%

Tires can lose 1 pound of pressure in a month

Check the air pressure regularly

POC: 35 CES/CENP: 226-5002

Energy Action Month: “Protect the Power”

Driving Green: Fuel ConservationChange the oil

Replacing the oil and oil filter regularly will help fuel economy

On hot days, try to park in the shade to reduce evaporation

POC: 35 CES/CENP: 226-5002

Energy Action Month: “Protect the Power”

Driving Green: Fuel ConservationGet a tune-up

A tune-up can increase your fuel economy

Have wheels aligned and tires rotated

Replace air filter if needed

POC: 35 CES/CENP: 226-5002

Have You Updated AtHoc? Get all Misawa Emergency

Notifications through phone, text, and email.

Click the “Purple Globe” on your desktop and “Update My Info”

Download the “AtHoc Notifier” Mobile App to get notifications sent to all your Mobile Devices

Step-By-Step instructions at the Command Post SharePoint page: https://misawa.eis.pacaf.af.mil/35FW/35FW-CP/Pages/default.aspx

Download the “AtHoc Notifier” App

Get all Misawa Emergency Notifications sent to your mobile device

Available on iOS and Android devices

Ensure dependents receive notifications by installing on their mobile devices

Step-By-Step instructions at the Command Post SharePoint page: https://misawa.eis.pacaf.af.mil/35FW/35FW-CP/Pages/default.aspx

BASH CANNONDon’t be alarmed if you hear loud booms coming from the airfield. This is to scare birds and wildlife, preventing an aviation mishap.

35 CES & 35 MDGVenomous Snake(hebi) Awareness

- Mamushi Pit Viper - Venomous- Head is triangle shaped- Found in grasslands/shrublands/forests

- Yamakagashi (Tiger Keelback) –Poisonous & Venomous- Distinctive yellow, red and black markings - Found in a diverse range of habitats

Prepared by: TSgt Daniel Fink –35 CESSSgt Kristina Palmer - 35 MDG

- If bitten please report to the UCC immediately and do not try to capture the animal. Do not touch or disturb the animal.

- Use caution when walking near wooded areas and wear protective clothing.

Fire Extinguisher Safety RecallKIDDE Fire Extinguisher manufacture recalled over 37 Million units.

1. CHECK MODEL AND MANUFACTURE DATE

2. VERIFY IT HAS BEEN RECALLED:

WEB SEARCH FOR “KIDDE EXTINGUISHER RECALL”

or FROM LINK BELOW:https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2017/kidde-recalls-fire-extinguishers-with-plastic-handles-due-

to-failure-to-discharge-and

3. HOW TO REPLACE IT:• Housing residents: contact Housing Maintenance, Phone 226-4663, bldg. 790

• Facility managers & Private Organizations: dispose it via haz-waste and purchase new extinguisher or follow recall web site/manufacture instructions

Contact the Fire Prevention section at 226-4055 for any questions

PUBLIC SAFETY ADVISORY• SUBJECT: E-Cigarettes, Vaporizers, and Other

Electronic Smoking Devices• SITUATIONAL AWARENESS: Popularity of “vaping”

has given rise to vaping substances found to contain ingredients such as Cannabidiol (CBD) which are in violation of the Substance Abuse Act making them unlawful to use or possess under the UCMJ as well as under federal and state laws

• Since May 2017 eighty-four subjects were involved in vape oil medical incidents

• This substance has been associated with serious health risks, including one confirmed death

• The use of all CBD, CBD derivatives, and THC infused products are prohibited for all DoD Members

• For more information go to https://www.opss.org/faqs/cannabidiol-are-products-cbd-legal

For other Operation Supplement Safety (OPSS) questions contact Jillian SoldanHealth Promotion Program, 226-6420

2/21/2020•53

MSgt Jose GonzalezIn-Service RecruiterTake control of your career!

1. Choose Your Location2. Choose Your AFSC3. Focus On Personal Goals

Email: jose.gonzalez_figueroa.7@us.af.milCell: 090-1995-5257Palace Chase & Palace Front Opportunities

MSgt David KastningIn-Service RecruiterBldg. 316 Rm 118BYokota/Misawa ABCom/DSN: 315-225-6388david.kastning@us.af.mil

35th CES U-FIX-ITHOURS OF OPERATION

MONDAY OPEN 1200-1600

TUESDAY CLOSED

WEDNESDAY OPEN 1200-1600

THURSDAY CLOSED

FRIDAY OPEN 1200-1600

WEEKENDHOLIDAY

PACAF FAMILY DAYCLOSED

***Please do not visit Housing Maintenance for U-Fix-It support, as they do not have access to material issue/tool rentals! ***

For Questions or CommentsPlease Call 226-4992/2127

EpiPen Shortage **PLEASE DO NOT DISCARD YOUR EPIPENS**

• Pharmacies across the US, including Misawa AB, are experiencing a shortage of EpiPen products linked to manufacturing delays.

• As a countermeasure, the 35 MDG Pharmacy is asking patients not to discard their EpiPens.

• If you currently have EpiPens and bring in a prescription to replace them, then the pharmacy will ask you to keep them if we have no drug stock available.

• The FDA has extended the expiration date on certain EpiPens as studies show EpiPensmaintain their effectiveness well beyond the expiration date.

• If you have an expired EpiPen, and have any questions, please contact the pharmacy. • When storing an EpiPen past the expiration date,

look at the solution to see if it is visibly discolored (pink/brown) or contains particles. If it is then do not use the device and contact the pharmacy.

5AF FY2020 Holiday ScheduleFederal Holiday Day / Date Family Day

Columbus Day Mon, 14 Oct 19 Tue, 15 Oct 19

Veterans Day Mon, 11 Nov 19 N/A

Thanksgiving Day Thu, 28 Nov 19 Fri, 29 Nov 19

Christmas Wed, 25 Dec 19 Tue, 24 Dec 19

New Year’s Day Wed, 1 Jan 20 Tue, 31 Dec 19

Martin Luther King Day Mon, 20 Jan 20 Tue, 21 Jan 20

Training Holiday Mon, 3 Feb 20 N/A

Washington’s Birthday Mon, 17 Feb 20 Tue, 18 Feb 20

Memorial Day Mon, 25 May 20 Tue, 26 May 20

Independence Day(observed) Fri, 3 Jul 20 Mon, 6 Jul 20

Labor Day Mon, 7 Sep 20 Tue, 8 Sep 20

Major® Liquid Product Recall Information• Major® Pharmaceuticals has issued a recall for several of their liquid medications. • The recall was initiated due to potential bacterial contamination. As a result,

Major® has issued a precautionary recall on various liquid medications. Those affected at Misawa AB pharmacy are listed below.

• The bacteria involved do not cause infection in healthy individuals. • If you have an affected product, please discard immediately. • If you have questions, please contact the pharmacy at 226-6607.

Affected Products:

Drug NDC number

Major® Mapap(Acetaminophen) liquid

0904-1985-00

Major® Nasal Decongestant 0904-5711-35

Sports Mouth Guards Information Sports mouth guards help cushion a hit to the face which can

result in lost or broken teeth and injuries to the tongue, lips and cheeks.

The American Dental Association recommends wearing a sports mouth guard when playing contact sports or when mouth related injuries are likely to occur.

Wear of a sports guard is especially important for those wearing braces and serves as a barrier between the braces and inner lips during sports activities.

Please stop by the Dental Clinic or Potter Fitness Center to pick up a boil and bite sports guard.

For questions or concerns, please contact 35th Dental Squadron 226-6700 and Potter Fitness Center 226-3982.

DoDEA Misawa Student Transportation Safety Advisory

“WHITE is the NEW YELLOW!”

MTR-0076 Failure to stop for school bus or school crossing signals:4pts & 30 Day Suspension of driving privilegesPer AFI31-218 35FW Supplement 6 Nov 2017

NEW School Buses – Large & Small

Beginning 1 Oct 2019, the VPC in Hachinohe City will be closed. Members who will ship/pickup their POV to/from Japan will have to go to Yokohama/Yokosuka.

Address: 1-16 Honmokufuto, Naka-Ku, Yokohama, Kanagawa 231-0811 Phone: 81 98-989-6817 / 855-389-9499 (toll free) Email: IALYokohama@ialpov.us Hours of Operation: By special appointment only Visit: www.pcsmypov.com or https://www.pcsmypov.com/Locations/Yokohama,%20Japan%20Region Follow the instructions on the screen for turn in or pick up instructions

depending on the member’s situation

For questions please contact at TMO Personal Property Section315-226-3525 / 35lrs.lgrdf.personalproperty@us.af.mil

USE OF CELLULAR PHONE OR PORTABLE DEVICE WHILE OPERATING A MOTOR

VEHICLE

These Devices MUST be hands free.IAW 35th FW Instruction 31-218:If caught you will receive 3 points to your driving record.- First Offense 30 Day Driving Suspension - Second Offense 180 Day Driving Suspension

Any Questions Please Contact 35 SFS/Police Services 226-6669

The Civilian Personnel Flight (CPF) is hosting a showcase to introduce all of the civilian jobs, and agencies available to you on Misawa Air Base. Whether you’re a dependent or current employee (APF, MLC, IHA or NAF), there are many job opportunities available to you. Learn about what each agency has to offer and join us for this exciting upcoming event. There will also be staff on-hand to assist you with applying for jobs using USAJobs.gov.

Public Health Alert Update - Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)

What is COVID-19? COVID-19 is a new respiratory virus identified by Chinese authorities in Hubei province, China. It was previously known as 2019-nCoV. The virus can be spread from person-to-person, and symptoms include fever, cough, and shortness of breath.

Aomori Prefecture Risk Category: Low Aomori Prefecture COVID-19 Cases: 0

The Far East High School Tournaments were recently cancelled to ensure the health, safety and wellbeing of our students. There is no indication that any of the students were exposed or had contact with a COVID-19 case. There are also no DoD personnel in Korea who are considered “Patients Under Investigation” at this time. The cancellation of the school tournaments is an example of Social Distancing which is one of the most effective ways to halt a disease outbreak.

Social Distancing is a strategy to reduce personal interactions and thereby transmission of a disease. Examples include:

– Reducing interactions in the community– Keeping your distance (greater than 6 ft.) when talking with other people– Not shaking hands– Canceling non-essential events

What if I experience symptoms (fever, cough, shortness of breath)?These symptoms are most likely caused by the flu as it is still flu season. It may also be due to the common cold. Please seek medical attention if you are concerned about your health. The UCC may be contacted at 226-6647. For more information visit https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/faq.htmlPlease contact Public Health at 226-6116 with questions or concerns

Public Health Alert Update - Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19)